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THE OREGON SENTINEL,
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4 IN ADVANCE.
T1W OUHt.ON SKXTLM'.!..
IlKMlY PKXl.lXeiHlt, J'tiliV nml I'l-op'r.
OfJitC urei riniiet A" Hrwn't StaUtt.
eitwrmniov Om e-nr. In ndvnnci Four
m'lltiM , m month, Two liidhir nml Filly,
rfnl , three month. One Hollar nml Fifty j
(.iil. t ule renew nl, pnpcri will twill-con-tlminl
nt llif c.xplrntion lit llic time Tor whlih
l!ir Imtr Ipcvm iKiltl. I
Auvhithimi-Oiip Miintc (10 llnrs or lc). I
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Ik'Iuiii. tine Dollar. A di-euunt ir llfly wr
iit will l mnde ,0 Ui'mc tt''ii advertise b) the
;rr.
ADVERTISERS.
Jly tiiillcnllou to PoIUMtcrii nml Mull Cur
rier ynu rnu lenrti Hint the Oiii-ims Puntim:..
iu l.y fur a I irger etrvulntluu III the enmities
J.ukn, Josephine nnd Dimghii, Oregon,
B'l ll Norte, I'nllfiirnln, llinu iiny other pa-.-.
Thin lael rhiillltl roiUtllPIld III SKYriMU.
i, you uKri,.rnirJliuii for mlvcrlM.iK. j
Hit of Agents for the Oregon Sentinel,
li; nrc uiillmrlxcd to
trniimut any limine.
accruing thi lmper, In
J, r Fi'Iit
v.YA.w.rth V ISayne...
J ij Mi I nil
j i' Ii.n'iiiMirl
v Fnwwr
K.S Hunlup
jYatil' I'rlmlle
; M Il.atn
Y Urn -hart
J, J loiV
iy i, M l. mi
t., Tli' rti
lUfu Millury
1-av I. Miir ...
. M Ul'wnrth
0j umii
V Vaelt"M
, ii' i funk
J II Nllllll
the name of the pub
Snn Frntiebcu
Yrvkn
AhhiiHl.
liu-burg
Appleguti'
Wlllltiimlnirg
Kerhvvilli-
VhIi1h
UerUtrvllle
Waldo
Alllii'iiic
CViiyiHullIi'
ltoelnrK
ShUiii
UllRVIK' Oil
(Irtiui Uliy.
AlUiiy.
CitrvnllU
CrMft Clh
L. P. FISHER'S
Advertising Agency
."Vo. O'JU AVn-lllnulmi Mtrif-I,
SiW'j- r.p.li.i Mn-iilrr ' Opni ll-MIK.
SAN KHAN CISCO.
A'ffwin-'iiU nml niWrliitlon" mllclliil
lur Mr 'li.Liiiis M'srivKl- nml lm the iirlimlwl
irtjur. in tin. I'.iellle ciwt. ArtTileiHMil.
ii unnl't! li lwiwr. jiiiUII-IiiJ In im jMirtloH ol
tlir AiUntii Mate.
Ul'SlNKSS CA11DS.
v.. . t;ui:i:u,
Physician and Surgeon,
orncK, ctTV nituu sroitii,
Jnrk.mivlllr, OrrRniu
oua.(!i: .i.cons,
AT'J'OllN'EY AT LAW,
Iiuk.iiutlllr, Orrpuii.
"W'lLI. uti'iiil I" limine 111 tin1 Ciwrlii n!
U tin I'lrnl Jmliciul DUlrlrl. nlwl in the
."ujiruiK' Coiiil. (lpl.'.'nill
;mu h rvt. m iuluikv.
1'VI.K .V MALLOHY,
AT'J'OI.NEYS AT LAW,
lU.rljiir,. Iloiisln. fniiiil-, Drii.,
"X'II,I. aUeml to nny IjimIiwn coii(lill In
1 1 ii' in. Hi the Mrnil I'uiirt nf tli l'"lrt
Ju. ,i jlmtfiel of Orison, uml in th Su
prmn I ..nrt. Oi-lulier l!Cll
WAR SCRIP, WAR SCRIP.
B. F. DOWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ft'il prarllce In till tho (VMirtu ir the Tlilnl
Jhul Hiktrlct, the fiujireiiie Cuiirt ufOro
'M inl "in reKa, ChI,
llriann np'iit nt WiithltiKlon.nml i'XIecl
In u tli.it cliy nml the AtUntlti thli Suiiiiimr
.iliill anil ufiy lmluewi will rrwilve iinniiil
iirniin ii'ySA.IP
c. i. si'itAii i'i:,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Kkiiiitvii.u:, Jimm-iiim: Cm TY, Oiin.,
Will rii.idiully atteml to lni-lniwciilni-lnl to
lu.fure Ajirlll3. iwi.-i:tir
PETEJi B1UTT,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
.InrlKuui lllr, Urr,uii.
I prf'Wil to Inhe riLtnn- III every nljlc of
t!i Art Hllh nil the Iulot liniirmeiwiit.. It
ilo not p"vi- n.itlfaetlnii.novharKei "HI I maile
i'1 nt FiiuV. I'igar lore. or nt the liiillur) on
tin' 11.11 nml hi. I'lctnri-.. 1 llf
I. II. IjVIVCII9
WlioU'.ak- and Kctull DcnUr in
.Foreign and Domestic
WINES, SYRUPS & CORDIALS,
AT TJK -
EXPRESS SALOON,
Curii.r ort'aliruriiln nml 1liUil Hlrcru,
Koxt iloor to Ikekmnn' Iprnw.
tr-All nleriiiirompll.vllllul. Mir"
KAMl'KL. VS. niAV,
WOTAXIY PUBIjIO,
OFFICE IN "SENTINEL" DUILOINO,
JnrhMiiifUIr, (rtuoii.
!BctrlDer' Sliop,
Utai nf'A'ete State &iluont" on V'"d St.
QUAVINC, Hnlr-oiitllnt', Shampooing Cur
1 J Hug uml Hair Dyulnjf.
Alio, a pcnulne article nt Vhh'r lUir. KM
I'MuiUMUiU Crlitmlow'n tUtdu'ir Hut ty'ur
ul;. JaLwurlllc, Jan. S4. -')
REIHCT10X OF PRICKS
IX -
Stoves .& Tinware.
G. IS. DOKR1S
lias now opened tv
Stovo and Tin-ware Shop
On Third Street, near the Post Office,
Juekpunvlllc, Oregon,
Vlicte he will keep on Imtiil the best pattern
-ni'-COOK1NG
STOVKS.
PAltl.OK STOVKS.
SALOON STOVKS,
Ami every kind of
rr-j-. nm a( C'oppCl'WaiT,
IlmMr. n prrut VHrlety of Culinary nrtictci".
loo miinvruui to ineiitiiiii.
l'iTimii wli-hlns niiylhliit: In my linn nre
Hvifully tnvllril t cull nml eviiiiluc theiitnl
llv Mini rliiir my Mtirt".
"l.re-j klm) of Jllll W'OIIK ilmie to oriler.
.1- utlii IVulr llijinliril M llluuil ".lir p
(iKOKOi: II. DOltltlS.
Jnek'-onvltlf. S'oi.'.i. 1M.I. I
:hj .a mTH .:: "Si: .w.!-
- AMI -
TJIK iliiiliT-lynei ttniihl re.peetfully lnfurm
il.t- .IiIki-i.i. nf Jut-LMiii nml luliutlillie
lei.HHtli-1- llm I lie li on baud iiihI will liMiiilfuc-
Hire ! order
All KtiuU or Sailillfi y S. Ilurueto
mm a
Hmvy Drsuplit HuniPM (Inn? hikI Imrt ttap)
Ciiieiifil HuriwiM, ItrtntU' IlurnvM
(ibmlilr nml Hiitsh')
SpnnUi Smlillm. irim uml rlyvii: cnnilutc ;
l-iillr- Hwlilk-i. .Jwhtiy huildlM,
fuililh' lmK, l!rHlli,
Stifirfiurlni, Uullvrt,
t?pur,
('iirrynnli
M'I.IM. WIiIji-Io'hw.
Ami ull other tirllekv tiMiiilly foiiml In I.
(Irvieluit tovl; of
SADDIjEriT.
A I.T WOK IC A It It A X T i: I) .
Sliuc in ' Sciilinu) " lliillJlii,'. Cullfiifiihi
iinxt.
iii:my .u'dcu.
.Iiirkcniivllli'. Drc. i. ISUl. 4Utf
I. B. HA B XES & I5RO.
Are now Closing Out
'Ihcir entire slock of
Goods, Groceries &
Liquors, at (he Very
Lowest Rates,
FOR CASH !
!. fihf li n cull, nt lh riwl OfhV llillld
lii). i "nil r ur CiillfntiiU mid Orfuii iri't.
AH-II 1. Ih;s. Hi
V7anted in Exchange !
- AT TIIC
- AMI -
BOOT & SBOB MiSCFlCTOHY
OATS, WHE AT 5t B ACOIff
- MUI
Harness, ISrltllcs and Suildlcs,
Or all ktml. imd all kind, of Saddle riGBlnf.
jr.ir Hoot, nml Sliwfn nwde nml re
pnlril to nrdor In a limit uud workiiwnllUv
nuimur. Inquire of
. K. CllAIMN.
5.,
1'biiMilx. Kid). 1 1.
canvoiv house:
O2a.nz3.cocl X3Co.xx.ci6i.
T' Mi: umliTilsm d lK I'"" 1 Inforiii the
. . . 11. .1.... l.n.. In.... Ink....
,L irttM'HiiB pUUIIB IU ."V " ---
eharge of the
CANYON HOUSE,
Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon,
Where they will lie proniilly iirvnciit to ntleud
tu the wunl nf traveler and Umrdem where
a ' Miiinre" mini can lio fuiiiWiid, nml pellic
ular iilluiitloii P-i'd to the iiouifurt of kih.I ul
ull Him. The piitroimge or the public U re--lKcr.ly.o,.clud(mvMAN&jiovLK
CanyoirtUIOInicli l'. W'i P
Oregon War Scrip.
IlIAVUimiilenrmnKiiieiitwllbnreponillile
lluiiklui; lluue loutteud to thecolleulion of
War Hcripln Wanlilnslnn Oily. IUvIiijj occu
pled the poaitlon or Chief Clerk III line of the
licpiirtiiicuU during the r. crlp-bohlcri. will
Uml nic prepared to K'o H nccctsary Inforioo.
Hon relative to theli cliilni'.
J will nlo plec my intention to posting and
ornintsinR liok ond uccoiinU.
xir Omco in thu StHtiiul ImlldiiiK.
BA.MUKL K. MAY.
Jnckwnvllle. June 20. Ififil. gftf
Oloolcs I
AiGOOI) oiworlnient nt Ulitk at thcJack.
fonillU Hook uud Viircly tlorc, jprncr
CiUfufulottUd Orejyn trelr.
JACKSONVILLE,
The Conspirators in Judgment.
11V IIIIIKIlMA.
Ai'I'miatb, May lfl,18n2.
Mn. KtitTon : On the evening of the 8th of
Muy. l.sin, I vn resting on the prawy plain
of I'lilo Alto, wrnpjicil In my great coat, my
hrud on my cnrtrhlj;e-linx tlie nmoke of Imllle
jet hungiiig over H'O fltM from the liurnltif
vim1 of onr riiik, llic lull-orbed innon riding
lilli in the heaven, uimI nuking myjflf If I
wonM cvrr look upon her silvery hecu again,
fur the Hotter nf the Mexican army, feven
thotiitml trong, with fourteen jilrccii of artil
lery, lay In front of u, their wnleli llrw gloam
ing In n Ioiig-elendi'il line, liiocldng up the
i oinl tn l-'ort llrnwn. 'I'lirnnli that tinny trr
Am to g, nn the eomlng innrrow, with lew
llinn twenty-five ImiMlred Uglitlng men and two
fnW liatlerien of four gutw each j for our brave
piirrl'on of l'nrt Ilronn nerc running linit nl
ummnnition nnd providm. and for nix eon
tiiiiinimiliiyii the Mixienii giux hud lireu thrnw
lug on tlx-ir expiwJ Iiend nil Iiice.iiit (lorm
of (hot nml uliell.
The renult nf Ikc tno liaMle arc known
tn j our renderii : lor tl kcoihI ilayV tljflit, at
Utimwt ile la I'utinn, llleleil 'IVxn from tlie
Me.tcii, him) Milriiii'iiily brought lier In ai
on ul ti utiim of the Union. lnllioMtuo
days liutllej, llmt 0iihi1 the Mrxienn war,
there were many oUVcvrit who would freely lvc
luh ilnwii tWIr llvrf far tlie Iwmor of I lie tin
tlfin. Ik uif now In iirm ngulimt tlie ling
lliey io palwiiilly liwglit iimWr. Twlgg.
itrowii vfneruliV In tho nvk of hlf country
nml enveml with ii liotMift : Ilrnpg. wlio mi
ably ImihIIciI the urtllkry within tl earth
wh of l'rt Ilrottii. ami Imi alierwurtl', nt
llrtriKi Vlfla, w nwleriiilly ukW to mvt tkr
Itnmir of imr nrnx; Ourielt, our AiJtiii.
th true typ of n Vlfyliila gtntknwn, nnd
many Mltt-it.
Mining nrr ull tliefc thing, nml the
elMttp n few tlrrting y have brought
aluHit. I ni4i mynilf. rho l iUhh" lliln?
In In lilnmc? on trhtm $tv ll ifjMimilWIiiy
imt Anrmi lturr, .luhu C. CulUnm. from
yr terming bmlit nf inkle, cmift nml
iitililtbm. lmvo riiitg il Ymwy. the
TtwiiiV. tl lverMHi', tk- iirfulhi. tlw iuHtti,
the llliett, nml nil their rexi'lvine nilvlli'e
the vl'r nml tnadttonU vIhi hnve n;ul
llHlr alimy HnWn ovi r the Sotilhctu State,
and wIki Iwu ylniMiiieHlly, Tor thirty jww.
liitroJuiTil the hate into tl.e Soullmii lwurt
llmt lmii culntlHhlnl 111 atvtl wnr, lor tlr pur
Ihmm nf cnrtylng mil nn unholy umbllloti of u
limit Sinithifii OmfciWaey, bwl ni tfcnt
btlmr, nnd aUlitng Cuba uial Mexico.
Annul lturr. .lolwi f J. ('allHHin. n lilHllwt
iwuitry mititixni yoH to Ik liar id" dial. W'v
will try the chmh' lafurr tlw lielim nf Calvary
Irtmi wIhwv Jiwtiee tltv U M tvcnH', froii
.ow jmlKnu-iil nn apH-l. Henry Clay
ll.mivl Vrbler, d hnd tin I'lik-m.
I'mtihwI in dW line U-fare the tkrone, f
1 Cimibitiiiul Army. In iWr blue uihI IhiQ';
how MihlKT wIikh- lilndllif fett nmihiil lb
.now i if 'I'miiuii ; tlmt liravdy fiHight ai
Miiumnwili. nnd eliwn! ihWr BluriiHM eiiiniigu
uf even yor by the surrender of Conmnlli
it Yurkmwn. Sw WtMbliigitui in front, iur
iitumlitl by liW brlllhiut hIhIT. Doywi lietit
lie (leriiwn Ceiwntl, who eoverlng the r
treat of Wiiphinglon, nliout in bin putlcrol
tniii-s to hU brave dingooim, ua he chiirgw on
ilie mlvunulng hmdi of the Jlritiih coIiiiiiiik
that day at llraudy wine, " I'orwart I brud
dern, fiirwnrl.!" fc'ee Anthony Wiune gul
tnnlly lonMIng the riunglitrr of hi) niiU men
at 1'uoll, nnd trying, through the dtrosc fog. In
liud the llwlan Hum nt Oermantowii. lie
hnUl Oretn, with a Nortliern urmy, liberntliie
South C'urollna, and wiving her from tla
luiiited twine of a Tory .State. Again, w!tM
Marlon nnd Sumter f vvoojilng like an englf
from It ueri upon 'I'urlalon nml III pil
'aglng iHivulry. All. all. fighting for ' Ylrlue.
l.iUtly. nntl liu1eiiidvuCe." Tu the right oi
the tliruno nre nil thove great flalrnncn and
phllwopheri wlio fionml the tiliipof bluleinii!
rent livr on her vouine. l-'runkliii flls at lib
preis, nutated by Ailam. rolling ofl' tho " or
dre of the d.iy." on ribbon of ml, white nsd
blue; .lilTriioii holiU nn in hU hmid tin
Induration of Iiiileprrileurv I Mudiooii, tin
Constitution nf tho Uniteil Blair ; and ah
that loyal uud lnlellictual crowd nre fpeukiuj:
to cadi other ol the coming trial.
Jopcr. thou Color-Sergtuiil of tlie Heroin
lion, bring tl e fig Io H'e rront and shake oui
ile tllkcn fuh! In tlie ninbient air of Heaven.
The truniK:t of the Archaugil herald the
approach ol Jwu, nnd lie upiwnrv witli bl
Apostlw i Peter bearing the llugnf IheUliureh.
a crow formed of cuieruhli1, rublw nnd ji
phin. on a pure white groui.d. nnd above the
head of the rroM, in f-ciiitilljllng diunioiid?,
the word " Iininunucl."
Jius BKCinU the throne.
Now, Aaron Iturr llinu Vlio didit send
the ball to tho In-art nl the fedciul llnnillton,
uml brought ruin and dishonor to thy conUding
Irl.li friend, llleniicrlmwilt bring nil jour
llcry cloipieuce to your aid, for tho Judge In
listening.
You arc ilouct Henry Clay, reply.
Oh! Sage of Athland, thy fervid clocpicnce
ami patriot love for the Union causes u smile
to beam in ull tlie Continental best.
John C. Ciilhoiin, tliou who didst command
the applauds ol listening Senutes, see if thy
imbtld logic wlfl now gain your cuusc.
Powerfully lmt thou argued thy case.
Daniel Welmter, reply.
(S w
OREGON; SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1SG2.
VII done! thou great cxponuder of the
Constitution.
A grent mnmitir of npprovnl swells from
the Army of the Revolution, nnd the nrgtimetit
on both (.ides i closed.
fit. I'etrr asks: "Si. Patrick, what Is
11111011?" St. Pulriek, ntlcnded by Urlan
Horn, the AVnrrlor, King or Ireland, advance
to jlic front, tiil.rs Iioiii the hnjtil or the King
n sprig of shamrock, and placing his finger on
the first lear, mjs: "(Joil, the Pother;" on
tho seeonu, " UikI, the Son ;" on the third.
"Uod, the Holy (thont three Ood,yet one
(od ; liiirlyfiiur in one, yet .one in thirty.
lour (Atif n iinon.w. Agnin St. Peter nrks :
' St. Prttiick.wlmt NiTisntilon ! St. Patrick
straighteiM out his unit, ond holding the stun
of the shiimrtick bet ttwh""tlio. fori linger and
thumb, Hrian Horn ralirs the gleaming sword
tlmt smote the Dunes at t'lontarf, brings it
down, lightly os Li's the ennw flake, and the
thrrv leuves, sepmatrd from the stem, fall,
crisping and withering, whibt the stem, sepa
rated fmm tlw leaves, blackens and decays.
St. Piilrklj replys, " thut it dhum'on."
.Testis arises; Ihe crown or thorns on Ids
head, its slinrp points glisleiilug with the jew
els of llcavtu. With n sweep of his nrni, he
brines llurr and Cnllwmi to his left, Clay and
Webster to bh right. Turning to the right,
he sys : " Well dime, thou good mid lnj'al
servants I TIkiu hast befnifaltliful over n fen-
things ; I will make theo'tnasttrs over many,
Hntertbmt Into the Jy of thy Innl." Turn
log tn hi left, lm soys ; 'Mli-part frflm me, ye
eurseil, Into evcrlnMlng fire, pri'jwred for the
devil hihI Id angeb."
Tlie Ancients sHrrenml the thmnc. Moses,
ndvanelng to tlie foot, kneels, uml swinging
the gnkk'n censor, ill utccndlng oIoihIs icrfum
ing all the air. cries out with a loud mice :
- Clory tm le (iud en high ! on Karlh. pesce
uml goud-nill toward nun ! folluwul by the
Miiemn "AiiK'ti!" echoing fur back from the
CimlliieHtul Inist.
Jemis daseiiMls I he throne; the trumpet of
the Archangel sunn4s, and lie iliwipimirs, with
nis hidy vonrt, up the slurry walks nf Heaven.
WB'l'Ingion, turnlns to jenrul Wiiyne, di
nets htm to net us Adjutant nl the Day. nml
road the orders, facing them In Ids huml ul
ilw same time. Uiiisrul Wayne, stepping
Iwtlf way ln'twien thy t'omiiinnder-ln-l'liWf and
tlie line of b.itt'c. bring tlie latter tn ntteiition
by giving tl wd.rd cnmniiiml, Atleiitlou
tn nnbi. !" Then ifflwlnv from. Ids suib the
(Kihrrt, pmeeellrie rcw l
IIXAIi AHTMIM AllMV IM'THK l.'.VIIM. IX Hi:AVK.N.
fltHHKH Ml. 1.
ViW 'lite fiiiwi: It muit.uiHl It shall be
rteivid.
,cw-K.prl the irallirn.
TirJGvumU Mariun nad Sumter are de
tailed I" i X- cute the ttteueo.
Hlgunt UKufcUK W'AMtut'mnv.
CommamWi' In Chief.
Axniitxr Wavxk, Aisjuinai uf the Ihty.
Oi-nml Wayne now- n-portu to his eouinwml
ing odoer. uml ntvivM orders to curry tlie
tutenee into eAitntioo.
Slowly tho imitHnl drum nml slirllly Dfrs
lie ftirili tl "Ibml Maieli In Saul," uml
ik'neml Marlon nml Sumter step mil from
I lie IK nml, with swords drawn and eMewhil
out, rendy fur the sweeping curve thai brine
the bach-kamled cut wi tl neck of traitors,
and send the heads Hying in tlie uir, tliey ad
viince on llurr nml I'ulhoun tliey are on
iIhiii nhrn tl hitter, clutching ut lluir dm I.
!urmuils. Ily shrWking towuid the outer dark
tie. A figure emerges from the gloom, op
prnnehing them. It Is Henediut Arnold. He
'liilled his UmmI on tlie Heights of Abiuham,
and milled the brnkcn colt.mii of his country
nit ClmmiIain. I'or liitn tliere is liiye lor
Ih m. none. Down the darkening uh-Ue lln-y
iiune, with long lailr Mrcnming In the upward
Wxo, foam on tllr moutli, imprrciilinns,
ihhh nnd blasphemies on their li, Ihuirban-n-r
torn, its star etraced, the rattlesnake oert
is traiisrerso bats ull cruthed and mungled.
the multitude whodUsl In their wM.odiitliiiipt
to destroy the Union. Tliey gaze with wonder
and uwc on tlie Army of the Heiolution
sevlng lleuven, yet firllug Hell.
lieticrnUi Murion and Suiiilcr return to their
pils, when Euddenly the air of Heaven U
filled with the nutioiiu! aiithvm. Hreuklng by
lieads of oolnmn to the rear, and marching
by tlie flank, the Continental Army dUppuir
in tlie lootstins or the Saviour.
Utmerul Wu.hlngton udvnnres lo Clay nnd ,
Webster, und bringing them to where Ucncral
Jackson was slunding. the three join hands
pnlitieul foes in lire, but in life, us in death,
true to tho Union, tho Constitution and the
Laws. Hear what they say: "This Umon,
NoW AMI I-'OKKYKIt, UXE AMI ISKIMr.AULK."
' Flag or lite freeman's only home,
Ily aug'l hand, to mlor plvon ;
'J'liy Mm liuve lit the welkin dome,
Aud all thy hues wire burn lu lliuicu."
The Key to Russell.
Tho following letter fiom Washington,
Murch 15lh, to u New York paper, Is worthy
of pcru.al I
Vnnr Veiv York naners ore rather hard on
Hu.ollorthol.ondou Tone, for his mistakes to the gov crunient of their choice. The fjm
about this country und the singular ill-fortune palhles of Ireland, then, at home and abroad,
which has utteudcil his predictions. Yet I In the Senat os lu the field, were faithful und
., ....-.., . ... fi.l ir. ilu ..n:. nf A inl-i-foii. Rt bnf tli6
venturc to suy lliai mo uoc-.ur ua uitu mure
sinned ugaiust than sinning. He I n genial,
whole-souled Irishman, fond of good company,
good liquor, and racy talk ; us u writer, pos
eef;d of remarkable descriptive power and u
thorough mastery of Hrillsh newspuper slung ;
withal, not much gb en to do hi owu think
ing, not a good judge of character, ond not
endowed with the faculty of analj ring the acts
of men ami nations, or fiudiug tho real causes
uf the ccub he wiluesics. He is by IraCc u j
reporter, nnd n very goinl one. His mi?(or-
tunc has been that when he bus been out of
reach of his employers ho has mver known
what to report, and lias been tlie victim of
any one who chose to impede npon him.
When he fir?t nrrivcil in New York he fell
among foreign banker., New Yoik dub men,
and that exclusive class of aristocrats whose
foreign ymmli.ie ore so notorious, nnd who
have no more iiiKlers'auding of or influence
over the American mind than the Mmiilurlns
or IMiin. They told him what they tin
ilonhtcdly believed Uml the Union sns gone,
and that the North would not fight ; and he,
poor man, wrote the wlioki to the 'Viwim tn
nppcur side by bide with the account uf the
Ureal Uprising.
On JiUrwNSJrn from Uk Fmilb. wornrd bj
I prcvlfHia'cx i'-jtIcucc. he eschewed the commer
cial nietropolls, mid established Ids licnilqunr
tcrs here. Through the Influence nf 1ird l.y
ons and some of our hading mobs he obtained
ready admittance Into our" best society," nnd
from that time to this we have owned him
and lii'pired his litters. Hvrry idra, nnd
miny whole sti.'ences In his rrcetit letters, In-
has picked up In conversation lre.
You must understand tlmt Wellington Ii
almost ns .Swithirn n city ns Ulmrleston.
'I'liough the tinmber of ilaves actually In-M
here Is small, the Influence of the lending
Southern men who have resided here, wholly
lor In part, fer the jt ten or tweuly year,
has been so mBikul that In no city of the
Union is the slavery Intetest stronger, In good
soeiity, tlan In tlie lk-ral Cnpllal. It Is
dkrr putuble, in o-r leoding circles, to object
to the iMtltulloii. In the estimation of our
good families a Sontberner ii naturally a gen
tleman, a Northerner rmtHrslly n low Mlow.
TlK-rc lm-c been oseeptlotts to the lattir ruin;
us for instance, our friend Hright. ex-Smwtor
fium Indiatui, who was always welcome in
good houses. Hut the rule itself has been so
well Mriublklicd that I have known Northern
mrn, after n short rcshktiec hire, feel mi
u.humed of their origin that tliey not wily
Hickted their principle but trii-d tn deny ibvlr
birthplace, ll Is hardly wocHary lo atfd
tlmt our bt Hiek-ty," iIihs irlncipled. is de
ilileilly In lovor of Ike South in the prescni
oonl ot. Our views in tbts.rvsirct harmtwA'
ndinlrabty with thasc of tlie leading fonlgn
Ministers. Tin- Simlh lata no ln-ttcr friendu
1 anywhere than M. Mereier, who icprcMiit
I-'ranci', and Mr. Sloeckl.wbo rrpiesctn Hu
lu. Tlhfte pentlemii Me Mily In thlr nd
miration of the rebels, and In Ibislr ctmlempi
uons pity for the deludtd North. They were
crrtnin, before tin afluir ut I-'ort Dom-lsoii.
tlmt tlie Nurth could win no victory, aud
wrote ivs much to their courts. So dUl irtber
rorelgn .Miiihtiers. The ultolc hi-llng ul tut
illphiiiisllc oerpi Imj Kt'ii so einphatie1ly lw
tile to tl UliiUrd States thut n Iihim who wa
Invited to a dijdomitie dinner came awaj cud
vlnced llmt it was ull tip with the country,
uml thut Kurnpe was going to recognise the
rclieki early in.t miming.
Here you lv the kry to ior HomUstes"
nmisriH. He luts merely rrjieated wuut lie
lias lerd any time In tlw Un six or eight
iihhiIU lu diploo.ailc und fashionable dick-
in thWj city. It was in the power of Central
McCok-lkin and the Pirsldint to ssthlui right,
but they had oti-er Ikh to fry. I spoe
they are my sorry for hlin. Seward i, I am
urc.
Speech of Richard 0'Oonr.an,
At the annual dinner of the 1'rlemlly Son ol
St. Patrick. Nov York, Hiclmrd 0 Uornwii,
Kq conoliidwl his response lo the toa.t," Ire
laud," as follow :
Ho back with me a few jrars liefore the In
Mitmloii of tills Soekty. The winter nf 17f 0
lbs heavy on tlw Aineriran land. In Morris
town, in the Jerseys, the little army under
Wothliiglon lies coojwd up In snow uml Ice,
und the neighboring farmers oun scare bring
uillcient suppliw to scantily suluin tlie troop.
The morning or the 17th or March dawns cold
nnd clear ; the drums bvut tlie reveille, and us
the men take llwir places for the morning pa
rade, they see rbing on the flag stall' a new
flag n green Hag bearing thirteen stars on
it, in the center nn Irish harp, and undermalh
the words" Indipciidence of Ireland" (gnat
cheering). That him the compliment thut
General Washington paid to the Irish troops
that then were in the American army, ami
loyal ond true to tho cause of freedom. In
the order of the day he alluded lo the Irlth fes
tival or St. Patrick's Day; on that acoount
all fatigue parties were discontinued, and the
Irlh soldier were invited to amuse them-K-Ucs,
willi the prudent hint that it should bs
dune with the leut disorder possible (laughter
nnd upp'uiiH'). While that wos going on
here, whul voices In the Kiiglifh Parliament
were lighting the buttle of American liberty?
Conway, Hurry ond IJmke (enthusiastic cheer
ing) calling on Kuglnnd lodojuetice lo her
colouics, uud ullow to others what she claimed
to p.ort for hcnulf, the suend lights of men
ii - -- --
been since then. So ore they now. lure
are the old familiar faocs that used to glad
den tho festivals of our Society? Whiro is
my dear old friend, Thomas Prancls .Meagher?
(cheers). Sir, ho is at the head of his brig
ado beyond tho Potomac, waiting for the mo
ment of action to how how well he can wield
the sword that he so long ago opostropbiscd
(great apprise). When lust I sat lu that
chair which you uow to worthily fill, Mr. Pcs.
j blent, by my side sat an Irishman, Jiltncs
Shields (cheers). Wlnrc is Uincrul bhlfliU
to-night? At the head ol ten thousand fight
ing men, awaiting llic opportunity to add new
laurels lo the wreath ho won nt Chipitllcpcc,
Cerro tiordu and Monterey (continued cheer
ing). Where is my gallant friend, Mulligan
of Ixington? At his pt (ehcers). And
Michnel Corcoran? (eiithnkitlc and pro
longed cheering). He is cot ot tlie head of a
brigade of fighting men, not vvkre he longs
to be, but fretting away Ids weary houis n
prisoner of wsr, standing like n grcj'hound In
the slip, straining upon the start, while the
great game Is afoot which must mike or un
make u'liasa,' Ah, sir-l wkh Michael Cor
coron was Vlth us tonight (great opjdaiise).
1 think I remember to have heard somebody
say once that Irishmen in this country ore
very fond of seikmg for places. Well io thoy
urc now ; but tlw places thry swk arc In tlie
line of battle, tl mrUiest to tlie front, nearest
to the foes of tlw nation (loud dicers). Oar
' Irbhmcn have gone Into this wnr, not to sup
I tort o faction or a theory, not for n section,
' not lor tlie North alone, but for the whole na
tion, Its integrity nnJ eternal liopcs (great op
pluiise). AVe, tlr, know no North, no South,
no Pist, no'West, but tlie Unltid States the
nation one, Iiidivlwble. nml iternsl. Wlitn
we esime Iktc tve were Invited toswenr Gdellly
to the cvttslilution und the law. Wc swore
it; wo have kepi our oath. We shall be faith
fill to It to tlie lutt (ibrrrs). I lmve talked
tiNi long, (-- go mi, go (hi"). 1 cumimmeed to
Hwk abiut lrduml, nnd. yon toe, by n wry
natural prtges, I urn ending with the United
States, ll is not for ine, nil IrUhiiMti, to
praise Irishmen, but this kl me liope, that
when the lwnir comes In which wc (hull all
stund together triumpluitit on this redeem!
nml remiited kind, when tl events of to-day
snail be hiiory, when onr Uir shall lum
gruwii white, ami we took back on this night
ir gloom through which this within inn!ng,
tmii lot it not be forgotten, no nwttir vvhut
b the Mrtiggks of faciiou, how Irkbinen, Grr
mans, Snidei', ull the cit liens of foreign birth,
sprang lo the U-lp of litis Union in tlie hour
ofitsiierd; then let nil men remember what
I ho hktory will recoid ns true, that wt
Irirh, in our devotion to our adopted land, In
our loyul y to tU flag tlmt proieets our
homes, in our allegiance to tho lntilullent
under which we buvc tailed liberty aud pros
perity, liovcdnnc nt least our duty (pruhmgul
-cheering). S. J Afmitjr. . v.
Vandailsn at Winchester, Va.
A cnrrespim h nt of tlw Haltlmoro Amtrm.
writing from WlnelH-ster, Murch I .MIi. depict
In glowing cBkrs tlw outrage of tlw rtbsfe In
tlnit vwinity :
if ony inon wants yet to b convinerd ol
1 1 blighting ami wlilwring curse tlmt Setrts
slou 1ms ben to this Motion of Virginia, ull
he hos tn do Is to travel from WilllarmptHt to
Winchester, u distance ol thirty-two talks,
ami keep hi eyes nml ears oieu. Some of tbe
tlnwt mnsi on tlw way, which u few
imwllm ago were the nbo.1 of luxury bihI tt
tlHement, the Iwppy liorow of lwpjiy Crnnilk.
now lie in tmvakkring ruins. Tlie torch ut
the rbl incendiary has diw It In-lib Ii woik
most effectually. As you wter Murtinsburg
you flaud apHillil at the desoUitiuti wUiwsmO
on every hand. The Baltimore nd Ohio rail
road Company are not tho ouly sufferer.
The properly of the Union cltlans has been
given to the flame, and themselves been made
to flee like felons from their homes, for no
oilier reason than that they ore true to the
Government of their choice. No wowkr tl
jioiilc nnd cooscieneo-slrleken riUl IniviJi
nrles fled on the approach of our army as from
the avenging sword of the Iord. All nUog
the rood from Marlin.burg lo Winchester
may be kcji piles of railroad Iron, roils, onr
wheols, parts of engine, etc., which the" chiv
alry" dropped on tho pike lu their haste to
elude tho quiok pursuit of our cavulry,
The first object of Interest to me ofter enter
ing Winchester was tlw railroad dKit. 1 1 we
ngalu were InnuinsraWa ina.sts of every de
scription of Iron. Moaglng to tlw Halllmftfe
ond Ohio Jtailroad Company, vriildi tho-chivalry"
Iwd plundrI at Harper' l'erry cud
Marlinsburg. A larpe usmUr of Miienger
cars, belonging to Ibis Comjmny. were hud
dled together for the purpose of being burnt,
but the rebel in their haste to leave had not
time to apply the toreh, and this valuable
projierly will" be restored lo its rightful
owner.
We hod not lieen in Winchester moro than
two hours before Yankeedom was In lis ele
ment and glorj-. Some half down of Masso
ihufetl soldier doflid their kpujuack. and
I . nil ....o em mwl linniinerii were ill ronui
sltiou. 'J'lio old Potomac nnd Virginia en
L'ine were hauled out und plueed in ns good
running order as possible under the clrcum
t stanoes. Iu less time than it took Stone
wall Jackson" to evacuate fifteen miles of the
Slrasburg pike.vrlz! went the wlibtlc of the
Potomac, and off s he went with a company ol
Iho Musiachusctts Thlrlecnih on an cxjieri
mental trip to Hurjier Fcny, amid the
cheers or the joyous multitude. They reached
to wlihln six ni'ilts of the Terry, where ll.ey
found one or two bridges to be repaired. This
will bo ncomplishcd by Monday, when we
shall once more have uninterrupted communi.
cation by rail with Halthnoro.
The Uniou sentiment here omong the rcsl
deuls grows stronger every day. The more
they sec of our soldiers and officers ond karn
from them tho object of our mission here, they
become ptorc incliucd to cluiter urouod the!
VOL. VH NO. 19.
uwmijw mn mimj.jiwwiwiiuLwi
old UTilou tint gnvo thcut peace nad jdcnly,
instead ofclliisniir to n Coiurilernsy which hat
brought war ami almost starvation. I pre
dict, from my own observation white here, nnd
what 1 lenru from converse with the peoplo,
that this great valley is lost to the Southern
Confederacy forever.
What is Hnllcck About?
(From S. V. llulktin, May 15th.'
It Is now five nifks nnd half since tin
bottle of Slielah, when Hcauregsnl made nn
unsuccessful attempt to push Grant into tho
'IVnnessee Itiver. Hulleck soon after took tho
fWibjind since tlien the urmy nmler hi com
neaI3fe"bccii day by day drawing nearer to
Corinth, thrusting back, fool by foot, the out
pos t of the enemy. At tlw battjo of ShcRih
our line was along the TcniMssn Itiwr, and
the lines fiom which the enemy came out to
attack us were tikmg the Memphis nod Charles
ton Hiiliroad. The nrmits front eacli other
looking north nml south. On the ""ill of
April tlw enemy's lines stnlchcd north mid
south, from Corinth In Mississippi, whrrc their
right rested, to l'u.ily in TiuucMce. win re thu
extreme left vvas stationed. Our lii.is vuro
altHig the vrcst bank of tlw Tennessee Itiver,
Mranvvliiio liniiortaiit operation wrre gui-ig
on eastward of IkTiutegiinl' liosltlon. Gen,
Mitchell, by n serhs of brilliant move menls,
poscMod himself of the Memphis nisi Choi Its
ton Hailroftd, fmm Stevenson lo Ttwcumbw--
more than Ihrce-ftnirllis of theo wklth of tlio
Stale of Alabama. A small oxpedltkn fri'iu
tlw TitiiieH-e went down to n ioliil somu
miles south of Corinth, and Imrncd tin)
Iwldje of tlw railroad, tlmt lead d'reetly
from Corinth to Mobile n fait which crip
pled the Cor iiitbtan Milly, but which tiny
liavt doubtlcM since recovered from by re
bulMIng the bridges. On the 29tk A nl
the enemy evacuated l'urdy aral whedeil tlmr
Irft wlug southward to the line of the railroad
leading to Mrmphls. On the "tit of Muy
Gen. Grant, In lorcr. attacked this left wing u
few miles west of Corinth. Tlw enemy r'
treated iu good ord.-r, svnd thenceforth tr.k u
iww position, forming with their kft at ('"r'u.tli
ml occupying with their line lho rultrinn
leading toward Mobile. This, kav-e Mon
terey, 1 lulled.' IwAdquNrtert, on tlielr lift
think nml hi army lu force tu the north nnJ
east of tliem.
That portion of tlw public thai feet Ilsolf
a-rkved If Wjunnot mnl of a nsiv victory
every eeefttaj. nd have n rifsJ" blrwiiy bat
lie " crery Stuniay lo wkt tlielr iWvolioin.
iK-gln lotieut'liulkek lo the same stylo if
kfthanded compliments with whkli MeClellan
was vlslliil for months together. Why dixn
I not kl the tri-hauucr Ull ? tl.ey oik.
Why dees not the crisis arrive? Why Ibis
delay from April Till to May 15lli, owl not h
decisive blow struck tlmt will send Heaurc
gaid's army lljlng Into fragments :
We hare not tlw ik 8nlW iuformation thst
enables u to answer pwitlvely these quiru
lous qucr'sts, but In the light of the campvigii
In Virfiukt, m l plin'1 that viil u
of the ptau on whieh the wnr is conduct),
ilwrc appear very good icase.n why the gnul
battk of Coriulh is still deferred. A P'i
surgeon dues i.ot laoee an abcete um.l it m
fubv rlj. Ial Winter ibe emmy who
priud over the whul Southwest. 1'nm tl.o
Missouri border lo l-'lurnbl. fr m tl.c I'
Gruwlo to the Alleghanh. they sw-l t vir
ilw whi'k couutry. With tlw guubouis of t'.ti
Miselssippl it mlvance. tlw urmks of Hal-ke-k
uml Huell luive purg.il or foe, with iv
few lucoeislik-nible cxerptloiH. the wliole of
thu valky duwu to Ilw SoutliW Teiim i- bn
TtH) IlK-l snwpllijf of the legion lltut hav.i
Un ivaeuulul piled uji u gnul army in their
front und Corinth was selected oti actuuut or iU
milroud coniKition a the most ik-A-oik ble li
ter for its operation. Mi-anwhlk. hat hu hn n
duiwutilw N urlli by Huell, Giant und 11 il.
kik, is jitat being itooe by rarragut, P tut
aud Duller at tlw South. New Orkai i in
ir poscssioH owl Gen. Uwll take- tin- Un
OOU that did not tire a gH lu its iklm. )
Corinth. Mobik apiitanntly Is mst to Ml.
A wwk ogo to-day i Ik wbuiwe Mircn 'uat
in iiumber of PtHtur' mortar fleet hu.l ui
rived liffKort Morjon. which, from u luitjr j
miisukir aaudspit eonimand Mobile- hnrbur .
ten more of tlx-tleet were off IIlmii I Jul. J li
ilw vvit. Iieadiug to the seine point. ,,,r
Mobik will probably oome Pctvmcola. ui.d
then the Gulf fronthr is oo. Jf INm-ek
.irekrs Iwd rnrwiltl Win to urecipiiate u bai
Ik at Coriiuk. Ufem- New Oi leans a tak.i.
the eaptuie of that eliief iriiiiireiul iu it if
ilw Suutli wouUI luve been Uticied onl wfl.i
u serlou struggle, iiim ut tlw price ( mm b
blood. The redue-l'u'ii. too, ot Mubik m l
Pelitioilu woukl be far mnreicrhuM undf rtuk
ings lUr. Iliy now nromke. Kerry dav
delay or u collision at Corinth enables Hull, r
to make his poit!on ut New Orleans uiuro
impregnable, gives l'arraaut onriorluiiity tu
draw nearer lo Memphis with lit gunboats,
riinhrit more pinbuble that iho victory ut
Curiiilli will be ikowive uud final f)r all that
quarter. Ilulkck, doubt lew, iimkr ordiu
iioiii Me-lVdlan, U duinu' U -the army of Ikau
egaiil prrokely wlwt .MiCktlan did by il.e n
einy ut Manai -holding litem tin re in iiaiiy
expectation of an utiaek i delabiing Ibnu
wl oe tiny oan do no iii'schk-f. whlk ilw woik
on IheGiiiruiid up tho Misalssippi proceed
unbiiieler d. ,
A Georsla pajier says tliat Hsaurrgii'il ii
wcJI nigh flanked on both sides, it wm tu
us probable that If, grown desperate, he doeu
not himself bring on the battle, Jlalhik will
still farther postpone tin attack until our
forces have lakrn perfect poMPioH of thai
still uubnikrn railroad aud sfeanibnat conneo.
lion vehiuli by way of Gainesville, Selnu ard
Montgomery still allows o slugnl.h current bn
tweenthe) urn.lis of the Southwest and lho
Southern Atlantic border. .Meanwhile ho
has suib n force, and It is so disposed about
Corinth, that if the enemy should grow div
pcrate, und like JfollinV ram and mu'n'"
consorts, ussumo the offeiisjyr, tjicy will !
prclty sure to rush only to defeat, llalkck U
not the man Ip blunder into a baiik, nor
when one confronts Liiqi to cotnilejubof It i
nrpi J a V$0JU
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